The Mindly Group, PLLC

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Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors, and Marriage & Family Therapists
8406 Six Forks Rd, Suites 201 & 204, Raleigh, North Carolina, 27615

Additional Locations:

See additional office location: Raleigh, 27615

8394 Six Forks Rd. Suite 104
Raleigh, 27615

See additional office location: Cary, 27518

  501 Keisler Drive Suite 104
  Cary, 27518
  9196179656

Phone: (919) 617-9656
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Session Fees: Out-of-pocket payment options as low as $80 per session
www.themindlygroup.com
This member is also available for online counseling.
Online-counseling methods: Webcam

Neurofeedback Free Trial
1 complimentary neurofeedback session

Meet Our Counselors & Therapists

Stephanie Phillips, LCMHCS, NCC, CCTP

Owner
I would describe my style as supportive and empowering, gentle while confronting or challenging, and periodically incorporating humor. My philosophy on the client/therapist relationship is that it is a partnership in which both parties are open and honest. As a therapist, it is my job to help guide the process. However, success occurs when clients are motivated in and out of session to make wanted changes.

Jennifer Freifeld, LCSW
Seeking therapy shows your strength to face challenges. I respect your choice to create meaningful changes and would be honored to be a part of your process. When we meet, we will discuss your difficulties and goals. I will hear your unique experience and will learn what motivates you. From there, we will choose the therapeutic approaches which best fit you. I may draw from evidence-based practices, mindfulness approaches, and experience with mediation and the arts. I look forward to meeting you, collaborating with you, and celebrating with you as you find more of what you are looking for—whether that is acceptance, peace, connection, courage, exuberance, or another personal goal.

Ty Kays, LCMHCS
Everyone experiences challenges in life but no one needs to face those challenges alone. Seeking help no matter what the challenge or circumstance shows strength and wisdom. My goal is to help you accept where you are and who you are, while challenging you to work towards and reach your goals – to become the person that you want to be; a holistically healthy individual and family member. I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental environment in which you can feel heard and valued. Whether our journey together lasts for years or just one day, I am excited to take that first step with you.

Becky Kyle, LCSW

I believe counseling cannot be successful without honesty, openness to change, dedication, hard work, and strength. People come to counseling for many reasons, but most people seek counseling because they want a “change” in their life. Please keep in mind that this “change” may, at times, be challenging, difficult, and possibly painful. However, the goal should always be to bring about some positive change within you. Therapy should provide a safe place to explore behaviors, thoughts, and feelings about yourself and others in your life and allow you the opportunity to practice new ways of thinking and/or interacting in a safe environment before utilizing these skills in the “real world.”

Gray Tomalavage, LCMHC

Communication, respect, and empathy are of utmost importance in any relationship, but most of all, the therapeutic relationship. In order to be vulnerable and allow change to happen, we must be non judgmental, open, and honest. As your counselor, I will provide an environment in which you can feel safe to be yourself and work through any uncomfortable or difficult issues that may arise. The goal is not only to be able to solve our day to day problems, but to be able to cope with whatever big challenges may lie ahead. My approach is holistic in nature so that we may work together toward improved mental health and overall wellness.

Parker Anderson, LCMHCA
I am committed to empowerment as the greatest tool for alleviating suffering AND addressing systemic inequity and injustice which so often are at the root of suffering. I operate from the perspective that every individual, couple, family, group and culture has an important story worth understanding. My goal is to balance acceptance and change, in a powerful way, that transforms coping skills that have ceased to work into a new set of skills that foster authenticity, empowerment and a belief in life worth living. My commitment is to challenge you in ways that shift perspective and balance acceptance with movement in order to uncover your authentic self.

Funmi Ajani, LCMHCA
True, genuine, and lasting change cannot occur without being vulnerable. Vulnerability can be daunting; especially when sharing personal, uncomfortable, and deep issues with another person. As your therapist, my non-judgmental, empathic, and supportive role helps create a safe atmosphere. Being vulnerable in the context of a safe and supportive therapeutic relationship, while building skills will increase your ability to expand resources needed to effectively deal with problems, difficulties, and challenges life may present to you.